@renshawjay
Instagram · Skit
@renshawjay What would I do without @microsoftcopilot ? It now uses super smart GPT5 to keep my bangs and budget in check. Plus, it never says “ask again later” like my old assistant (🎱). #copilotpartner
@renshawjay
Instagram · Skit
@renshawjay What would I do without @microsoftcopilot ? It now uses super smart GPT5 to keep my bangs and budget in check. Plus, it never says “ask again later” like my old assistant (🎱). #copilotpartner
Performance
Video #4895 · Skit
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The creator plays a quirky character named Chit who interacts with his new AI assistant, Microsoft Copilot, throughout his day. Starting from his bed, he asks the AI a series of increasingly absurd questions, from brainstorming a ridiculous app to maintain his bangs, to getting fashion advice (and forgetting his pants), to checking his years-overdue work schedule. The skit culminates with him asking for relationship advice about having a sleepover with a golden pineapple, showcasing the AI's capabilities through a humorous, character-driven narrative.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
Chit has a new assistant
Verbal hook · 30%
Good morning, No pilot.
Visual hook · 25%
A medium shot of a man with a distinctive bowl-cut hairstyle, large glasses, and a mustache lying in bed, establishing a quirky and comedic character from the start.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An introductory title card sets the premise ('Chit has a new assistant'), followed immediately by a quirky interaction that establishes the character's odd personality and his relationship with the new tool/assistant.
Payoff
The Bizarre Romance Reveal. The protagonist asks a seemingly heartfelt, personal question about love and relationships. The final shot reveals the object of their affection is an inanimate, absurd object (a golden pineapple), providing a surprising and memorable punchline that perfectly encapsulates the character's eccentricity.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Eccentric Protagonist Showcase
A 'day in the life' narrative that uses a series of escalatingly absurd vignettes to demonstrate the capabilities of a product or service through the actions of a flawed and comedic central character. The product acts as the rational 'straight man' to the character's chaos.
The Awkward Humanization
The protagonist treats a non-human entity (the AI assistant) as a person, asking a personal question. This establishes the core comedic dynamic where the character's flawed social understanding clashes with the tool's literal nature.
The Absurd Invention
The protagonist presents a ridiculous idea (an app to maintain bang length), which the tool capably translates into a viable concept. This showcases a powerful product feature (visual recognition, idea generation) within a humorous, low-stakes context.
The Flawed Execution
The protagonist uses the tool for a common task (choosing an outfit) but follows the advice in a comically incomplete way (forgetting pants). This creates a visual gag and reinforces the character's incompetence.
The Procrastination Reveal
The protagonist asks the tool for basic information about their responsibilities, only for the tool to reveal a massive, long-past failure (a budget due years ago). This deepens the character's flawed nature using the tool's data-retrieval function.
The Morally Ambiguous Inquiry
The protagonist makes a highly inappropriate and shocking request of the tool, which is quickly abandoned for a reveal that implies a minor crime. This beat serves as a sharp escalation in absurdity and dark humor.
The Conspiratorial Confidant
The protagonist uses the tool to seek advice on covering up a repeated mistake, treating the tool as an accomplice and further cementing their own incompetence.
What would I do without @microsoftcopilot ? It now uses super smart GPT5 to keep my bangs and budget in check. Plus, it never says “ask again later” like my old assistant (🎱). #copilotpartner
title · beginning
Chit has a new assistant
Good morning, No pilot. Good morning, Chet. How did you sleep? That's nice of you to rank, but I'm an AI assistant, so I actually don't sleep at all. Oh, I see. Have you tried melatonin? Hey, Copilot. Last night, I had a dream about an app that could save millions of people. Can we use GPT five to build it? Wow. I see you've got an app that keeps your bangs at the perfect length using facial recognition. Yeah. Yeah. We can definitely build that out. Here's what it could look like. No pilot, which sweater should I wear to work today? This one or this one? Oh, those are both great options. What kind of vibe are you going for today? Same vibe as always. Sexy and cool. In that case, I'd say no to the red to make a bold statement. Perfect. Then I think I'm ready. Copilot, what's on my work schedule today? You've blocked off 9AM to 12PM for working on the budget. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And remind me, when is the budget due? Looks like the budget was due 04/12/2019. Copilot, is there a black person here? Best me take a look. Never mind. Success. Copilot, what's the best way to tell your boss that you hit his car in the parking lot again? Why do I keep getting ads for posture correctors? Oh, one more thing. How soon is it okay to have a sleepover with somebody that you love? Well, that's kind of a personal decision. But generally, if you both feel good about it and it's a safe and trusting space, then it's totally fine. I think we're okay.